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This document describes different types of camera shots based on the scale of the subject. An extreme long shot shows a very small subject to establish the setting. A long shot shows a small subject, like a standing person at the height of the screen. A medium (long) shot shows a medium-sized subject from the waist up, which is a popular shot type.
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This document provides a step-by-step guide for creating a magazine double page spread (DPS) in InDesign. Key steps included adding a background layer, designing the main title using social media logos, removing backgrounds from images, adding a sidebar with app icons and statistics, and formatting the text article by importing from Word and using drop caps and bylines. The overall process guided the reader through visually designing multiple elements to construct an engaging two-page magazine layout.
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This documentary explores the effects of social media on everyday life, as social media plays an active part in the lives of 2.2 billion people, with over 12 new active mobile social users added every second. The one-hour documentary airs on BBC Three and examines both the negative and positive impacts of social media on society. It includes interviews with experts such as a curriculum leader who discusses using social media in education. While experts praise social media's usefulness, they also note it can become obsessive and cause students to be online late at night.
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Student risk assessment - canteen
This risk assessment document evaluates the risks of students filming and taking photos in the college refectory/canteen area. It identifies several hazards including a busy location with risk of slipping on spilled liquids, and a fire hazard due to the nearby kitchen. The worst potential outcomes are minor injuries from slips or major injuries from a kitchen fire. Existing controls include cleaning staff and clear pathways. The action plan is to film when fewer students are present to avoid noise disruptions but not block foot traffic or cause other issues. Filming locations should also avoid risks of injury or interference.
Voice over script
Social media is ubiquitous in everyday life, especially for students. The documentary will explore how social media affects both students and staff at a local college. It will include views from students on the most popular social media apps they use, how useful the apps are in their daily lives, and how social media impacts them overall. Interviews were conducted with students at Solihull Sixth Form College to understand their social media habits and perspectives on the role these platforms play in their everyday experiences.
Media studies script
Social networking has over 100 million daily users on Twitter alone. A report explores how social media affects both students and teachers at Solihull Sixth Form College, where interviews were conducted with Politics and Sociology teacher Mike Pattison about his views on social media, as well as students in the local Solihull town center.
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This storyboard contains 16 shots for a documentary about social media and teenagers. Shot 1 introduces the documentary outside a college with narration about social networking. Shot 2 shows a teenager on a computer at the library while the narrator talks about social networking. Shot 3 shows an interview in the college canteen asking students their views on social media. The documentary examines how social media affects teenagers' lives and behaviors.
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Question 1
The document discusses how the media product sticks to conventions of real magazines. It follows rules such as including a masthead at the top of pages, using a consistent color scheme and font for house style. It also includes coverlines, barcodes, dates and sticks to a stereotypical theme for its target audience. Throughout the contents page and double page spread, it maintains typical magazine conventions like listing page numbers and using images and colored fonts to engage readers.
Task 4b
Immediate Media Company publishes over 50 magazine titles and employs 750 staff. Top of the Pops magazine is published monthly focusing on pop music charts, gossip, fashion and more. Originally targeted between ages 12-15, it now reaches a wider audience including parents feeling nostalgic. The document discusses choosing a pop music genre for a magazine and researching Top of the Pops magazine published by Immediate Media Company.
Question 6
I have learned about several new technologies during the construction of my magazine, including InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Prezi, and the Snipping Tool. InDesign allowed me to properly resize images on pages. The Snipping Tool provided an efficient way to copy and paste parts of pages. I also expanded my knowledge of Microsoft Word and PowerPoint by using them to create presentations and simple documents.
Alternative rock artists
The document lists and provides brief descriptions of several influential rock bands and artists. It includes profiles of R.E.M describing their formation and role in pioneering alternative rock. It also covers Nirvana's rise to fame and influence on grunge and alternative rock. The Smiths are highlighted as one of the most important British alternative rock bands of the 1980s. Evanescence is introduced with details on founding members Amy Lee and their status as a successful rock band led by a female singer-songwriter.
Alternative Rock Artists
The document lists 10 influential alternative rock bands: R.E.M., The Smiths, U2, Radiohead, Nirvana, The Cure, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Joy Division, Pearl Jam, and Sonic Youth. It then provides more details on the founding and history of R.E.M., Nirvana, and The Smiths; describing them as pioneering and influential alternative rock bands from the 1980s.
Comparison with real magazines
This document compares the layout of a digital magazine to real print magazines. It notes key similarities such as bold mastheads at the top of pages, main cover lines related to central images, headers, page numbers, and drop caps to begin articles. Pictures and original images are also included to link to articles and sections. The digital magazine replicates features of real magazines to provide a similar user experience.
Task 6 - Evaluation
The document discusses the software and hardware used during the planning and construction stages of a coursework project. During planning, Microsoft PowerPoint was used to create slides that could be embedded on other platforms like blogger. New skills like embedding presentations were learned. More sophisticated presentation software like Powtoon and Emaze were also used. A Canon SLR camera was used to take professional quality photos for a magazine during construction. Adobe Photoshop was used to manipulate images for the magazine cover and contents page, though it had a learning curve. InDesign was used to layout double page spreads, though creating blur effects between pages required some troubleshooting.
Question four and five
The target audience for the media product is teenagers and young adults interested in rock and gothic/emo music and fashion. Both male and female audiences are targeted. The typical target audience member is shown in a video to be a female teenager dressed in black hair and dark clothing, reflecting the style of the genre. The author attracted this audience through the use of dark colors like purple and black in the magazine design, along with some yellow for visual interest, that relate to the rock genre aesthetic and appeal to both male and female readers. Feedback from a focus group provided ideas for colors, the target age range and ethnicity, and an appropriate magazine masthead to attract the intended audience.
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